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Images Dated 14th October 2019 (page 4)

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Background imageImages Dated 14th October 2019: A naked Worm

A naked Worm
What lurks beneath the all-enveloping body of a modern outfit. The proximity of the twistgrip to the exhaust would worry me

Background imageImages Dated 14th October 2019: Out of the crate to race

Out of the crate to race
Peter Courtney recalls his 1973 Production race on a KH 250 Kawasaki

Background imageImages Dated 14th October 2019: TT Memories - 1979 Senior TT

TT Memories - 1979 Senior TT
Memories of Mike Hailwoods fighting runner up to Alex Geotge in the 1979 Senior TT

Background imageImages Dated 14th October 2019: Second best means second place

Second best means second place
Charlie Williams recalls his runner up in the 1979 Formula One TT

Background imageImages Dated 14th October 2019: Irish ace on the airfield

Irish ace on the airfield
Although he never rode the TT or Manx Grand Prix, Ray McCullough competed in the Southern 100 for many years. In 1979 he rode for the Irish team in the Millenium Match Races at Jurby on the QUB Yamaha

Background imageImages Dated 14th October 2019: Dave Baxter - Eurpean Enduro Champion

Dave Baxter - Eurpean Enduro Champion
Befote the days of Steve Colley and David Knight, the Island had a European off-road champion. Dave Baxter and Eric Hargreaves won the European Sidecar Enduro championship in 1975

Background imageImages Dated 14th October 2019: Little Tommy - Big Honda

Little Tommy - Big Honda
Tommy Robbs rcollections of riding the 1970 Production Honda

Background imageImages Dated 14th October 2019: A reluctant winner

A reluctant winner
After winning the 1975 Junior Manx Grand Prix, Wayne Dinham wanted toretur to the September races, but tradition decreed that winners moved on to the TT, Wayne did ride the Manx once more

Background imageImages Dated 14th October 2019: Testing the products

Testing the products
Where better to test the Metzeler tyres that Helmut Dahne developed? Wth Hans Otto Butenuth, Helmut won the open-class in the 10-lap Production TT in 1975

Background imageImages Dated 14th October 2019: Two wheels on my wagon - but only once

Two wheels on my wagon - but only once
Roy Hanks took to the TT course on two wheels justonce, contesting the 1981 Formula Two race on the BeeBee Yamaha. Mick Boddice also left the spare wheel off to take part in four solo races

Background imageImages Dated 14th October 2019: Manx Viking, the first bow-loader

Manx Viking, the first bow-loader
It is June 1980 - Manx Lines MV Manx Viking yawns and sigorges another boat-load of TT fans, This was the first bow-loader on the Isand route

Background imageImages Dated 14th October 2019: The Toff with a sporting pedigree

The Toff with a sporting pedigree
Chas Mortimer (Greeves) leaves Quarter Bridge in the 1966 Manx Grand Prixc

Background imageImages Dated 14th October 2019: Psychedelic screens

Psychedelic screens
Anything to brighten the Manx weather! John Wright-Bailey and Eddie Kiff swing their BMW out of Parliament Square. The outfit had a long and successful TT career, ridden here by Maurice Tombs

Background imageImages Dated 14th October 2019: Early days for Danny

Early days for Danny
Danny Shimmin gives his 7R a quick gettke between raes at the 1972 Jurby road race meeting. After a succession of leaderboard places, Danny Finally won the Manx Grand Prix in 1976

Background imageImages Dated 14th October 2019: Cruelty to Bantams

Cruelty to Bantams
The dip in Bray Hill launches Chris Gregory from his seat. All five rides on Small Heaths finest resulted in the dreaded R

Background imageImages Dated 14th October 2019: An 86-minute lap - but still a winner

An 86-minute lap - but still a winner
Hugh Evans recounts clutch troube in the 1976 Production TT

Background imageImages Dated 14th October 2019: Puddle-jumping at Jurby

Puddle-jumping at Jurby
David Connor reflects on a damp Jurby race in 1976

Background imageImages Dated 14th October 2019: Timeless

Timeless
Hillberry, probably the only piece of the TT course that has not apparently changed since the 1920s. This 1960 shot, of Manxman Syd Mizen and Bill Smith piloting their Matchless, could be taken today

Background imageImages Dated 14th October 2019: BMW spares swap

BMW spares swap
With John Chisnall buried in the chair, Bill Beevers guns it through Bray Hill in the 1960 TT. BMW were very protective about spares for rthe Rennsport model, if something broke

Background imageImages Dated 14th October 2019: Scooters at the Creg

Scooters at the Creg
The Scooter Rally attracted an international entry. Terry Moore checks in at the Creg ny Baa timing control on his Velocette Viceroy in 1968

Background imageImages Dated 14th October 2019: The other Mooneyes

The other Mooneyes
The exuberant Italian Renzo Pasolini corners his Benelli-4 in the 1967 Senior TT. His racing acreer started with the fur-stroke single Aermacchi

Background imageImages Dated 14th October 2019: Guthrie Senior and Junior

Guthrie Senior and Junior
Six-times TT winner Jimmy Guthrie senior won five of his Island races on Norton. Son Jimmy junior won his only Island victory, the 1967 Senior Manx GP, also Norton-mounted

Background imageImages Dated 14th October 2019: Different strokes - same result

Different strokes - same result
1969 Lightweight TT; Kel Carruthers wins on the four-stroke Benelli four. 1970 LightweightTT, he repeats the win on the two-stroke twin-cylinder Yamaha

Background imageImages Dated 14th October 2019: Kawasakis first TT win

Kawasakis first TT win
When Dave Simmonds won the 1968 Ultra Lightweight, it gave Kawasaki Havy Industries their first TT win. Dave followed this by winning the 125cc world championship the following year

Background imageImages Dated 14th October 2019: A Saturday race non-starter

A Saturday race non-starter
Ron Wittich had lapped at over 90 mph in practice on this Egli Vincent. Unfortunately, the race was delayed until the next day; entrant Roger Slater had to leave the Island on Friday night so Ron

Background imageImages Dated 14th October 2019: Yamahas first TT

Yamahas first TT
Tansharu Noguchi takes Governors Bridge in the 1961 Ultra Lightweight TT on his RA41 Yamaha single. The Hammamatsu marque was the third Japanese manufacturer to compete in the TT

Background imageImages Dated 14th October 2019: Yamahas first TT win

Yamahas first TT win
Phil Read gave Yamaha their maiden victory on the RA 97 twin in the 1965 Ultra Lightweight TT, Read was the first to take 125, 250 and 500 world titles and 8 TT wins

Background imageImages Dated 14th October 2019: Michelle Duffs memories

Michelle Duffs memories
Michelles account of the 1965 Ultra Lightweight TT

Background imageImages Dated 14th October 2019: Paddling the Cornaa River

Paddling the Cornaa River
Russian Vase teamster R Reshetniks (IZH) finds thehidden rocks in the Cornaa Raiver during the 1965 ISDT. IZH started in 1933 in the USSR town of IZhevsk which is where the name came from

Background imageImages Dated 14th October 2019: The devil is in the detail

The devil is in the detail
In thew 1961 Lightweight TT, Mike Hailwood and Bob McIntyre were both mounted on 250 Honda-4. These early fours were rpne to overheating

Background imageImages Dated 14th October 2019: Race Transport 1964 style

Race Transport 1964 style
A photograph from Michelle Duffs racing scrapbooks. The Yamaha team used VW vans during their 1964 GP campaign. The team manager, Takehiko Haswegawa (kneeling) was laterto be President of Yamaha

Background imageImages Dated 14th October 2019: Memories

Memories
If you can remember when your bike was crated on, and you queued up in Finch Road fot your temporary Manx road fund licence - congratulations - you have reached a pensionable age

Background imageImages Dated 14th October 2019: Ray and the RedPlum

Ray and the RedPlum
Ray Knights account of building and riding theRedPlum, a Roal Enfield Meteor twin in an A.J.S. 7R frame

Background imageImages Dated 14th October 2019: Suzukis first TT win

Suzukis first TT win
When Ernst Degner defected from East Germany, he took with him to Suzuki the tuning information which allowed the Japanese company to turn their also-ran racers to world champions

Background imageImages Dated 14th October 2019: Sartorial speedster

Sartorial speedster
John Mockett (Norton) 1954 Clubman Junior

Background imageImages Dated 14th October 2019: The Glencrutchery Road Nightingale

The Glencrutchery Road Nightingale
Graham Walker giving his TT race report for the BBC from the Grandstand. A TT winner, team manager, he was the first of the great commentators. But not everyone liked it, as shown in this telegram

Background imageImages Dated 14th October 2019: Waterworks

Waterworks
A birds-eye view of the Waterworks section. The reservoir, which ffeds Ramsey is below the camera plane

Background imageImages Dated 14th October 2019: 1950s Windy Corner Scramble

1950s Windy Corner Scramble
In the early 1950s the Peveril Club ran a TT wek Scramble on land adjacent to Windy Corner. A social history study of race-fan apparel from the good old days

Background imageImages Dated 14th October 2019: The first Vintage race

The first Vintage race
Mike Tomkinson (Velocette) 1950 Vintage race, Silverstone

Background imageImages Dated 14th October 2019: The last UK supercharged winner

The last UK supercharged winner
Post=WWII the FIM banned superchargers in Grand Prix. This ban did not extend to other International races. Jock West shuts everything down after his winning ride at Chimay in 1946 o the V-4 A.J.S

Background imageImages Dated 14th October 2019: 1949 Gill Shield Trial

1949 Gill Shield Trial
David Christian eyes the hazards ahead during the Peveril Clubs annual Gill Shield Trial. The Christian family ran the Lucas and Ford agencies on North Quay, Douglas for many years

Background imageImages Dated 14th October 2019: The sole 1939 big Guzzi

The sole 1939 big Guzzi
With Italy gearing up for the forthcoming conflict, it was left to Maurice Cann to ridethe V-twin Guzzi in the 1939 Senior TT

Background imageImages Dated 14th October 2019: Weighing in the big Velo

Weighing in the big Velo
The pit pundits ponder his chances as Stanley Woods checks in the 500 Velocette that he rode into second place in the 1937 Senior TT

Background imageImages Dated 14th October 2019: Racing Rituals

Racing Rituals
In a Manx Grand Prix and TT career that spanned 7 years, John Crasher White only lived up to his nickname twice, both times in the Manx

Background imageImages Dated 14th October 2019: Green ferns along the course of majestic Mardalsfossen waterfall, Eikesdalen, Nesset

Green ferns along the course of majestic Mardalsfossen waterfall, Eikesdalen, Nesset municipality, More og Romsdal county, Norway, Scandinavia, Europe

Background imageImages Dated 14th October 2019: Mardalsfossen waterfall seen from Mardola river, Eikesdalen, Nesset municipality

Mardalsfossen waterfall seen from Mardola river, Eikesdalen, Nesset municipality, More og Romsdal county, Western Norway, Scandinavia, Europe

Background imageImages Dated 14th October 2019: Aerial view of Mardalsfossen waterfall dividing in Mardola river branches, Eikesdalen

Aerial view of Mardalsfossen waterfall dividing in Mardola river branches, Eikesdalen, Nesset, More og Romsdal county, Norway, Scandinavia, Europe

Background imageImages Dated 14th October 2019: View towards Bressay on a beautiful day, Bay of Ocraquoy, Fladdabister, South Mainland

View towards Bressay on a beautiful day, Bay of Ocraquoy, Fladdabister, South Mainland, Shetland Isles, Scotland, United Kingdom, Europe



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